Delhi Dekho Campaign

04:10:00
Surojit Ghosh
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Why Delhi Dekho (See Delhi) Campaign ?As per one National News Paper, Unfortunately, barring a few thousands out of 1.67 Crore Delhi-ites are Unaware of Delhi's vast treasure of Heritage!! It's dis-heartening, indeed. :(Delhi Dekho(See Delhi) Campaign to inspire especially Delhi-ites to go and explore the plethora of amazing attractions Delhi has to offer. Through photos, posts, shared on "Delhi Dekho Campaign" page will also take community members on a virtual trip of Delhi. Enjoy the images of ecstatic Delhi and, get inspired and don't forget to join#DelhiDekho Campaign

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Cast your Vote in 2014 General Elections

22:13:00
Surojit Ghosh
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Delhi Tourism’s HOHO bus will be on the move to create awareness
on voting ahead of April 10 polls.

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#Delhi Walon Are you going to Vote in 2014 General Assembly Elections, write your answer in the comment section below?a) Yes b) No c) Not Decided

HOHO Bus is doing its part to encourage more and more people to VOTE in the general elections.

How are you going to do your part, write your answer in the comment section below? a) talking to your friends b) participating in events c) by social media d) Others

IMAGE SOURCE: DAINIK JAGRAN

Elections Dates, 2014 -States of India

image credit:sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik

India - The world’s largest democracy is getting ready for the biggest elections the world has ever seen. The elections will be held in nine phases, from 7 April to 12 May 2014 to constitute the 16th Lok Sabha. Voting will take place in all 543 parliamentary constituencies of India. The results will be declared on 16 May 2014. According to the Election Commission of India, the electoral strength in 2014 is 81.45 crores (814.5 million), the largest in the world.

Schedule of Elections - States and union territories in alphabetical order below:

Andhra Pradesh - 30 April and 7 May Arunachal Pradesh - 9 April Assam - 7,12 and 24 April

Checking Online

Head over to Election Commission of India Website [ eci.nic.in/eci_main1/Linkto_electo_search.aspx]

The direct link provided above will take you to your state Election Commission’s search page

Once you land in State Election Commission’s page, you can search by providing Voter ID card number or other details

By SMS

This process varies from state to state in terms of destination
number and the format. We are aware of the process for some states and
request readers to comment about their state’s process. We will add them
to this list!

Chandigarh – BTH<space>Voter ID Card No. to 9216164606

Andhra Pradesh – Vote<space>Voter ID Card No. to 9246280027

Karnataka – Send SMS as KAEPIC<space>Voter ID Card No. to 9243355223

Tamilnadu – EPIC<space>Voter ID Card No. to 9444123456

Odisha – CEOODI<space>ED<space>Voter ID Card No. to 9238300131

Kerala – ELE<space>Voter ID Card No. to 54242 or 537252

West Bengal – WBEC<space>Voter ID Card No. to 51969

Uttar Pradesh – UPEPIC<space>Voter ID CARD No. to 921235712

Call Election Commission HelplineYou can reach Election Commission (24×7) at 1950 toll-free. You can opt to call EC for clarifications and complaints.
Certainly, all the above measures are aimed at conducting elections as effectively as possible. We urge Indian voters to make use of the facilities and choose the right people to lead the nation.
Jai Hind!
Image Source: ECI Website